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skinnydaisy
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 6:33 pm |
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Tzippy wrote: I just got a strapless bra from The Little Bra Company (yes, that's its name). It is the first strapless bra I've ever had that stays up without being ridiculously uncomfortable. I've come to the conclusion that, even though I have a small chest, I need to spend more on bras and actually buy ones sized for petites (the cups are closer together). my mother sent me an e-mail about this company the other day. i was skeptical because they just kept hyping how it would give you magical cleavage or whatever, so it is good to hear a positive review. i wear a 30B (i think) and the straps on bras are always too long, and the cups to tall and far apart from each other.
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Tzippy
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 8:56 pm |
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skinnydaisy wrote: Tzippy wrote: I just got a strapless bra from The Little Bra Company (yes, that's its name). It is the first strapless bra I've ever had that stays up without being ridiculously uncomfortable. I've come to the conclusion that, even though I have a small chest, I need to spend more on bras and actually buy ones sized for petites (the cups are closer together). my mother sent me an e-mail about this company the other day. i was skeptical because they just kept hyping how it would give you magical cleavage or whatever, so it is good to hear a positive review. i wear a 30B (i think) and the straps on bras are always too long, and the cups to tall and far apart from each other. I also have this Wacoal Petite bra that fits really well: http://www.barenecessities.com/Wacoal-P ... earch,.htm (it looks like they're out of some of the sizes on that site now, though).
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Alien
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 1:47 pm |
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MY BOOBS WONT STOP GROWING IM SO CONFUSED PLEASE HELP MEEE
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b.vicious
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:04 pm |
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VeganMeredith wrote: I also hate bra shopping. Does anyone with a small chest have any suggestions about which companies to buy from? I can never get bras to fit my tiny chest properly! I like bralettes, but that might not work if you're nipple-conscious. Recently, I'm a fan of Hanky Panky.
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VeganMeredith
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 9:17 pm |
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b.vicious wrote: VeganMeredith wrote: I also hate bra shopping. Does anyone with a small chest have any suggestions about which companies to buy from? I can never get bras to fit my tiny chest properly! I like bralettes, but that might not work if you're nipple-conscious. Recently, I'm a fan of Hanky Panky. Does a bralette have any lining or padding?
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b.vicious
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:09 am |
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VeganMeredith wrote: b.vicious wrote: VeganMeredith wrote: I also hate bra shopping. Does anyone with a small chest have any suggestions about which companies to buy from? I can never get bras to fit my tiny chest properly! I like bralettes, but that might not work if you're nipple-conscious. Recently, I'm a fan of Hanky Panky. Does a bralette have any lining or padding? Nope.
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VeganMeredith
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:55 pm |
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b.vicious wrote: VeganMeredith wrote: b.vicious wrote: I like bralettes, but that might not work if you're nipple-conscious. Recently, I'm a fan of Hanky Panky. Does a bralette have any lining or padding? Nope. Hmm, I may look into that. I'm not sure how I would feel about that.
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:00 am |
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Where can I buy a bra that won't get a bunch of cat hair all of it and make me itchy?
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graffiti
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2010 12:04 am |
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Alien wrote: MY BOOBS WONT STOP GROWING IM SO CONFUSED PLEASE HELP MEEE Welcome to my world.
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xanthia
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 4:51 pm |
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My boobs won't stop growing either, I swear. I was a 32E in the fall, and I went on Friday because the girls were unhappy and now I'm a 32/34 (depending on the manufacturer) G. what the fizzle?
Bare Necessities is having I think the last day of Friends & Family which is 25% off, I ordered this weekend. Bought one at the bra shop (they are so awesome) and then got the other ones online. I also like Her room but you can't do returns on sale items, which um, sucks.
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Sarah-Jane
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 2:46 pm |
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graffitipassion wrote: Alien wrote: MY BOOBS WONT STOP GROWING IM SO CONFUSED PLEASE HELP MEEE Welcome to my world. Yeah, I am supposed to be wearing a j(!!) cup. Seriously. Where the fork am I gonna find a j cup bra?
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BananaNut
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:31 pm |
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I hate bra shopping about as much as I hate jeans shopping. I always try a whole bunch of stuff on and come out empty handed.
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 10:02 pm |
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Tzippy wrote: I also have this Wacoal Petite bra that fits really well: http://www.barenecessities.com/Wacoal-P ... earch,.htm (it looks like they're out of some of the sizes on that site now, though). I heard Wacoal is awesome. I was measured as a 34D, which I detest only because normally I can't find cute bras, but I heard that Wacoal has some cute thin-strapped and attractive ones. I have some nice wireless cotton ones from Victoria's Secret that I like. I also found some cute cheap ones at Target, too! So if you don't want to spend a lot, Target has a decent selection of really comfortable ones.
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 3:23 pm |
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Is there a company known to man that makes a strapless bra for DDD?
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xanthia
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 3:27 pm |
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starrynight87 wrote: Is there a company known to man that makes a strapless bra for DDD? Quite a few of them. Check out bare necessities, they are having a sale today. I like Fantasie and Panache.
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starrynight87
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 7:21 pm |
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xanthia wrote: starrynight87 wrote: Is there a company known to man that makes a strapless bra for DDD? Quite a few of them. Check out bare necessities, they are having a sale today. I like Fantasie and Panache. Heh, there's only one in my size, but it's 18 bucks, so I'll go ahead and order it!
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alice1drland
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 10:43 pm |
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Puma wrote: Sarah wrote: I am a 34 DD-and I don't feel like I am that big. I do wear a 36 D in some bras too, depending on the padding. If a bra come in both 34 DD and 36 D they are not the same. I get most of my bras at Nordstroms or Saks. I like Chantalle. They last forever (They should! They cost $70+ ish!) and they fit me the best.
Bra twins. I have one Chantelle bra (also 36D) and it is, by far, the nicest bra I've ever owned. It fits perfectly and it's beautiful. Wish they weren't so expensive so I could easily replace mine when it dies.
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Butternut
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 10:48 pm |
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alice1drland wrote: Puma wrote: Sarah wrote: I am a 34 DD-and I don't feel like I am that big. I do wear a 36 D in some bras too, depending on the padding. If a bra come in both 34 DD and 36 D they are not the same. I get most of my bras at Nordstroms or Saks. I like Chantalle. They last forever (They should! They cost $70+ ish!) and they fit me the best.
Bra twins. I have one Chantelle bra (also 36D) and it is, by far, the nicest bra I've ever owned. It fits perfectly and it's beautiful. Wish they weren't so expensive so I could easily replace mine when it dies. I think chantelles are the best. They last along time, too, if you are careful to only hand wash.
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maygles
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:33 am |
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Weird question - does anyone have recommendations for SUPPORTIVE sports bras? When I go running, I wear an older/ickier underwire bra and a sports bra over it, because most sports bras don't seem to support my ladies that well. But the underwire ends up cutting into my skin after a while (so much so yesterday that I started bleeding, ew).
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xanthia
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 12:23 pm |
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maygles wrote: Weird question - does anyone have recommendations for SUPPORTIVE sports bras? When I go running, I wear an older/ickier underwire bra and a sports bra over it, because most sports bras don't seem to support my ladies that well. But the underwire ends up cutting into my skin after a while (so much so yesterday that I started bleeding, ew). What size are you may? I'm a 32G and like Freya Active and Enell. You are going to probably have to pay more than you want, but bleeding is NOT cool!
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 2:22 pm |
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I have freya active and enell. i dont like either that much, but i guess theyre tolerable. honestly im uncomfortable every single day and have tried on so many forking bras and spent so much forking money.
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xanthia
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 2:40 pm |
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rocklobster wrote: I have freya active and enell. i dont like either that much, but i guess theyre tolerable. honestly im uncomfortable every single day and have tried on so many forking bras and spent so much forking money. That sucks. For my everyday bras I like Fantasie T-Shirt bras, and I barely feel like I'm wearing one. Did you go get fitted? That is key honestly.
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 2:51 pm |
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xanthia wrote: maygles wrote: Weird question - does anyone have recommendations for SUPPORTIVE sports bras? When I go running, I wear an older/ickier underwire bra and a sports bra over it, because most sports bras don't seem to support my ladies that well. But the underwire ends up cutting into my skin after a while (so much so yesterday that I started bleeding, ew). What size are you may? I'm a 32G and like Freya Active and Enell. You are going to probably have to pay more than you want, but bleeding is NOT cool! I haven't been fitted recently (this thread is making me think I should..) but I am a weird size, 38B (my sherpa-like ribcage will not be stopped!).
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alice1drland
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 10:53 pm |
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Post subject: Re: The bra shopping support thread Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 11:54 pm |
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Recommendations for bras not made in China? I prefer no sweat shop at all, but specifically trying to avoid china. I know there's no guarantee the maker won't change factory locations, but looking for a starting point. Also, not that one that has the horrible sexist heroin model ads, I need a real bra not a camisole.
ETA: american apparel, I couldn't think of the name. anyway, not them.
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